Soviet Presses New Conquests In World War Analysis
Joseph W LaBine surveys a Soviet advance redrawing maps as Poland Lithuania Latvia and Estonia fall under Moscow with Baltic bases, while Britain and Germany brace for further moves. Western powers waver as diplomacy strains under looming conflict and warnings of a wider war.
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News Quiz Kno w your vet e A perfect score quest
Know your vete une nenuready a perfect score, Deduct 29 for each question you mib, Anything about 60 i good, The above fellow, once gov eroor of Kentucky, is shown tak ing an oath in Washington, What's his marae. What oath is he tak ing . A Capone, former Chicago kale czar, is in the news now be cause: (a) he is taking piano lessons at Terminal Island pris on, California, (b) he has become a fruit grower at the Florida home, (¢) he will be released from prison next month, &, his initials are Mobert . As official executioner for five east ern states, he electrocuted Sacco and Yanzetti and Brito Richard Impimann, kidpaper of the Lind bergh baby. What's his last name? What happened to him? 4. Richard Gallogly is under life sentence in Georgia, convicted of a "thrill? murder in 1928. How did he make pews recently? 5. Charles A. Byrne is New Or leas district attorney. THe re cently, (a) set a new record for prosecutions, for which the zor ecour horored him, (h) was charged with blogling a grand jury's Investigation of allege, graft and corruption, (c) started a racketbusting campaign simi lar to that of New York District Allorney Thomas E. Dewey. Answers at Bottom of columnt
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Georgia
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Congress in session as war debate rages in Washington
In Washington a heated floor fight over a Tobey embargo split from the neutrality bill, while the broader war versus peace dispute drew fierce speeches. Senator Clark assailed actions like Panama Canal control, Johnson warned of German threats, and Burke urged aiding the Allies short of troops and money.
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Louis John. Kott
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Death in the Foreign Legion yarn from North Africa tale
Lieutenant Pierre Varges of the French Foreign Legion recounts a brutal 1923 desert action at El Haribi Morocco during a Riff uprising. Amid heavy fighting a bullet lodged in his eye left him buried alive beneath dead comrades before rescue.
Rose symbolism in English history and wars
A compact historical note traces the rose as a royal badge from Edmund of Lancaster to the Black Prince, recounting the Wars of the Roses between York and Lancaster. It also notes regiments in the Seven Years War wore roses at Minden and that Lancashire Fusiliers honor fallen comrades with a silent toast and a rose-eating ritual by new subalterns.
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Crocheted Afghan In Colorful Pattern
Advertises an eight inch crocheted square pattern for a colorful afghan from 1955. Includes illustrations of stitches and color schemes, required materials, and a photograph. Requests 15 cents payment and a writer’s name in a Sressant pattern number.
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Favorite Recipe of the Week Sugar Cranberry Pie
A readable fragment describes a recipe using sour maple eyeup and cranberries on a 9 inch crust. Instructions mention sprinkling flour, topping with maple syrup, adding cranberries, sealing edges, brushing with milk, and baking in a hot oven at 400 degrees. The text then shifts to unrelated ad copy and a quote about belief.
Favor of Glildeen Better to be driven out among men than to be disliked by children
A brief reflection contrasts social exile among adults with the sting of disfavor from youths, urging a preference for enduring scrutiny over broad approval. The saying emphasizes resilience in public life and the lasting value of moral standing over popular sentiment.
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